Hymns
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29 THE REBUKE.
HEARD, and disobeyed !
Thy judgment-hand, O God, Uplifted, smote me to the earth In the dark way I trod.
Low-lying in the dust, Broken by Thy reproof, I said, " His mercy I have lost ; Wrath holdeth Love aloof. " HYMNS.
Humbly I wept and prayed No more by sin enticed ; Then, lifting up my streaming eyes, Beheld the wounded Christ.
Lo ! in His bleeding hands Love's richest pledge I see ; And mercy's sweetest message falls From His dear lips for me.
O just and holy God !
Thy wrath ...I read amiss : The love that follows Thy rebuke Was ever love like this?
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JESUS, TAKE MY SINS AWAY.
OLY One ! whose heavenly splendor Faith doth shadow forth in visions, Through the homage angels render, Hearken to my poor petitions !
Night and day, Hear me crying, hear me crying, "Jesus, take my sins away ! " All the story Love hath written In Thy blood for Earth to ponder, I have read, and read, till smitten With belief too rapt for wonder.
32 HYMNS.
Night and day Hear me crying, hear me crying, "Jesus take my sins away !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29 THE REBUKE.
HEARD, and disobeyed !
Thy judgment-hand, O God, Uplifted, smote me to the earth In the dark way I trod.
Low-lying in the dust, Broken by Thy reproof, I said, " His mercy I have lost ; Wrath holdeth Love aloof. " HYMNS.
Humbly I wept and prayed No more by sin enticed ; Then, lifting up my streaming eyes, Beheld the wounded Christ.
Lo ! in His bleeding hands Love's richest pledge I see ; And mercy's sweetest message falls From His dear lips for me.
O just and holy God !
Thy wrath ...I read amiss : The love that follows Thy rebuke Was ever love like this?
\f ^. S f^9 ?
JESUS, TAKE MY SINS AWAY.
OLY One ! whose heavenly splendor Faith doth shadow forth in visions, Through the homage angels render, Hearken to my poor petitions !
Night and day, Hear me crying, hear me crying, "Jesus, take my sins away ! " All the story Love hath written In Thy blood for Earth to ponder, I have read, and read, till smitten With belief too rapt for wonder.
32 HYMNS.
Night and day Hear me crying, hear me crying, "Jesus take my sins away !
What to read after Hymns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Mcewen Kimball to read onlineMoreLess
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